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Tundra, Arctic and Antarctic

Jofef Svoboda

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Arctic tundra is a ‘young’ biome, compared to other great biomes of the biosphere such as boreal forest and temperate grasslands. Its continuity dates from the late Pliocene-Pleistocene climatic transition when the woody nemoral vegetation of...

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Arctic tundra is a ‘young’ biome, compared to other great biomes of the biosphere such as boreal forest and temperate grasslands. Its continuity dates from the late Pliocene-Pleistocene climatic transition when the woody nemoral vegetation of...

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Arctic tundra is a ‘young’ biome, compared to other great biomes of the biosphere such as boreal forest and temperate grasslands. Its continuity dates from the late Pliocene-Pleistocene climatic transition when the woody nemoral vegetation of...

Key concepts: Tundra, Arctic, The arctic, Geography, Environmental science, Oceanography, Physical geography, Astrobiology

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